The c.a. 1910 Railway Signal Tower originally stood at Sterling Station at the crossing of the Lehigh Valley Railroad and the Hojack division of the New York Central. Acquired in the early 1930's by William Williams, it was then used as a woodworking shop in Sterling Center. Later given by his grandson Roger Malcott, the tower was moved here on December 6, 2005 with the help of a State grant. Preparation and restoration work was carried out by the A Team of Robert Flack, Jack Preston, Jack Parsons, Fred Scott, Lehigh Shortslef, and Harry Snyder, and it was dedicated on August 24, 2008.